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N-o 215, Autumn 2019 Are more tower blocks coming to Enfield and Southgate? John West n their presentation to the Society’s AGM in June (see article k c o Keeping Enfield Green on page 2), Carol Fisk and Alice Roberts R k c highlighted the current dilemma facing the Enfield community. a l B I / How do we protect the Green Belt and other open spaces while s t n creating sites for new homes? The Society’s Architecture and e m p Planning Group is currently looking at a number of developments o l e that are in the pipeline. These include the sale of TfL car parks at v e D Arnos Grove and Cockfosters; Colosseum Retail Park on the A10 t a e (currently B&Q and Dunelm); Ross House on Windmill Hill and N Southgate Office Village in Chase Road. All these developments are near transport hubs. In the Society’s submission on the Enfield Local Plan we agreed that creating residential developments near train and tube stations was sensible as it can support the strategy to reduce car use. Colosseum Retail Park proposed for the current B&Q site The Society will look at each application to ensure that it is appropriate to the area, provides good quality homes, is a The Society is also contributing to a number of consultation sustainable development with access to open space for residents and exercises where schemes are in development stage. At Colosseum that it fits into a master plan with consideration given to local Retail Park we are talking to the developer to ensure that the plans facilities (schools, health centres etc.) and other nearby fit into the wider area and that the need for an improved train service developments. We want to avoid piecemeal development without at Southbury Station is considered as part of the plans. It is often any thought to the wider area. too late to make substantial changes once an application has been submitted so early discussion with developers can be helpful. The The most advanced of the proposals is the Southgate Office Village Colosseum Retail Park proposals are still being developed prior to development (see below), with three residential blocks, offices on a planning application. The proposal involves 1,800 new homes the lower floors and a café. One of the residential blocks is 17 (studio, one, two and three beds) to buy and rent including around storeys high. The Society has serious concerns about this proposal 500 affordable homes. At the recent consultation exhibition, the on the grounds of excessive height, overlooking and over-shadowing developer referred to the need to make better use of the retail parks of nearby homes and its incompatibility with the adjacent Southgate as a result of changing shopping patterns and to ensure that land Circus Conservation Area around Charles Holden’s iconic Grade that is available near good public transport links is used efficiently. II* Listed tube station. The location of the main tower block on top Inevitably this seems to lead developers to rethink housing densities of a hill seems particularly inappropriate. and heights so that open space can be maximised. The proposals suggest that one of the residential blocks at the corner t s of the site where the Great Cambridge Road meets Southbury Road u r T could be a landmark building up to 29 stories high with four other c i v i blocks on the site over 15 stories high. The Society will be looking C t c i carefully that the homes that are built are those that are needed by r t s i local young people. D h t u Planning applications can be refused; the Berkeley Homes o S development at Trent Park and the Chase Farm hospital development are recent examples where developments have been amended and improved as a result of local pressure. We encourage all our members to submit individual comments to the Council if there is a planning application where they have concerns. We try to seek views from our Members and if you have concerns about a proposed How Southgate Office Village could look development, please e-mail us on architecture. planning@ enfieldsociety. org. uk and we will try to take these into account. NUMBER 215, AUTUMN 2019 1 AGM Talk: Keeping Enfield Green William E (Bill) Bossom OUR AGM ON 13th June included a talk on mixed-use centre providing thousands of LONG-TIME Society member Bill sadly the housing challenge faced by the London homes within walking distance of schools, died in April this year, aged 77. Bill was a Borough of Enfield and the pressure on shops, GPs, public transport and other rose breeder for over forty years and the Green Belt. amenities. created a number of roses for well-known Providing homes for London’s ever- Some of the large-scale developments that organisations including Enfield in Bloom growing population is a challenge where are already coming forward are addressed and the Practice Nurse Association. In the none of the solutions are unanimously is our lead article on page 1, but these and late nineties Bill received the Silver Rose popular. Enfield’s new housing target is probably many more that will be proposed Award from the Royal National Rose more than twice the previous target and are inevitably controversial. Given that the Society in recognition of his contribution even larger when compared to the actual new homes must go somewhere, is it better to the world of roses. historic build-rate. Population projections to lose a car park or an open field or a In 1996 Bill created Preservation to mark are best-estimates based on past and garden centre? If you live nearby, how tall the Diamond Jubilee of the Enfield current trends but the housing target is a is too tall? How dense is too dense? Can a Preservation Society (pictured) and is a reality that must be addressed. car-free development be enforced and not cross between Silver Jubilee and Paprika. impact neighbourhood streets? How can Local authorities and developers too often It is formally registered as BOSiljurka and we assure that all parts of the borough turn to the easiest and quickest solution, is available from a number of growers here which is trying to build on Green Belt accommodate new homes and that development brings improvements? in the UK. Bill was responsible for several land. Enfield’s draft Local Plan, which rose beds within the borough and created a was out for consultation from late last year These are all difficult questions but, if the rose garden at St Michael’s CE Primary until the end of February this year [see goal is to keep Enfield green—saving the School in Brigadier Hill, where his two newsletter 213], showed that our Council Green Belt and improving air quality and children attended. was also leaning that way. Crews Hill in health—a dispassionate analysis leads to a particular was targeted because of its few conclusions. Having a Master plan is Bill travelled the country speaking about station, under-serviced and inaccessible as essential so that infrastructure and roses and in 2008 he gave a talk to the it is. amenities are co-located with any new Society with the title “Gardens and travel”. Space to Build, Enfield is an attempt by developments. Development should be Andrew Lack The Enfield Society, Enfield RoadWatch focused close to public transport, which and Campaign to Protect Rural England will need equivalent upgrades to (CPRE-London) to push back in a positive accommodate higher usage. And new way by offering an alternative scenario, development should improve the quality of where the Green Belt, with its many life for all residents, not even it out to a environmental, economic, health and other lower standard. benefits, is saved in its entirety and the Space to Build, Enfield can be downloaded necessary new housing is accommodated from enfieldroadwatch. co. uk or on brownfield (previously-built) land. The cprelondon. org. uk. report is presented with the Government Carol Fisk, Enfield RoadWatch & Alice Inspector in mind. The Inspector will Roberts, CPRE-London ultimately judge Enfield’s new Local Plan sound or unsound and our brownfield case needs to be strong or he/she could agree to Green Belt release. AGM business By surveying every street in the borough The AGM was attended by on Google Earth and listing sites that around 45 members. David could be better-used, such as single-storey James and Richard Stones Can you help us? retail—large and small—surface car parks were re-elected as The Press & Publicity Group is involved in providing that could be built over, under-utilised Treasurer and Secretary for many of the benefits that members enjoy. These include industrial sites and garage sites, and another year and four of production of the quarterly newsletter, press and media others, we estimated that there is room for our Trustees retired by liaison, management of society publications and sales, at least 36,000 new homes. These would rotation and were re- organising attendance at shows and exhibitions, Heritage be mostly in mixed-use developments with elected; Bob Fowler, Janet Walks, the cultural programme of evening and daytime schools, GP surgeries and other amenities McQueen, Val Munday and talks, visits, coach outings, membership administration incorporated into them, making cars less Anne Osborne. Two and recruitment and other projects. necessary. Our report advocates for additional Trustees, Hilary After more than ten years leading the Group, I will be appropriate densification and enough Morris and Andrew Lack, affordable and specialist housing.
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